Dashboard & BI Team (DevExpress)

As you may know, the 2GB memory pool limits the maximum number of points that can be processed by our WinForms Chart Control. Over the last few months, we discovered a way to increase the maximum number of points in bound mode by approx. 35%-45% (when compared to our previous version – v20.2) without changing input data source schema....

Hope you’re doing well. As you may know, a couple of years ago we introduced custom item support for DevExpress Web Dashboards (v17.1). Many of you have asked us to add this capability to our WinForms Dashboard. The good news is that in our next major...

As you may already know, both our WinForms and WPF Map Controls support vector tiles. Briefly, our Map Control for WinForms and WPF now supports a set of vector tile providers and a predefined set of vector styles. We would like to thank everyone who shared their feedback about vector tile support over the last 6 months. Our development team worked hard to enhance this capability in our v20.2 release cycle. Among the most popular user requests was the visualization of vector tile labels....

In this post, I’ll describe a couple of features we expect to release in our v20.2 release cycle – features that are currently available in the DevExpress Map Control (WinForms and WPF) Early Access Preview (EAP) build....

We’ve got some good news for those looking to visualize data in new and unique ways. Our upcoming release will include a new Sankey Diagram Control (for WinForms and WPF). Sankey Diagrams display paths between nodes and associated quantities. The thickness of each path varies based on the value of a corresponding node. When used, end-users can easily see major paths and spot inefficiencies or losses within a given flow....

Calculated Fields Our .NET Chart Control (across all supported platforms including WinForms , WPF , ASP.NET , MVC and .NET Core) now supports a new data processing option that allows end-users to define new data fields using Criteria Language Syntax ...

The DevExpress Map Control (WinForms & WPF) ships with built in support for Bing Maps and OpenStreetMap. In both instances, maps are built from a set of tile images at multiple zoom levels. When an end user zooms or pans the current map view port area, a new set of raster tiles are downloaded from the server....

In this post, we’ll outline some of the features we expect to ship in our next major release (v20.1). If you are active Universal or DXperience Subscribers, you are entitled to download our Early Access Preview (v20.1). If you are using DevExpress Charts...

It’s that time of year again – time to finalize our 2020 desktop charting/mapping roadmap (WinForms & WPF). To help us deliver the best possible features – features that address your business needs effectively, please take a moment to review the list...

To help us draft our 2020 Desktop Roadmap, we need your feedback. Please take a moment to review the runtime customization tools we currently ship in our Charting and Mapping Libraries for WinForms and WPF and tell us more about your runtime customization...